Kintsugi Zuihitsu

Kintsugi (金継ぎ), the art of golden repair, transforms brokenness into beauty by highlighting fractures with precious metal rather than hiding them. Zuihitsu (随筆), meaning “following the brush,” represents the Japanese literary form of spontaneous, personal reflection that flows naturally from thought to thought.

This vault embodies both concepts: kintsugi in how it transforms scattered thoughts and broken learning attempts into a unified golden network of knowledge, and zuihitsu in its organic, wandering structure that follows curiosity rather than rigid categorization.

The structure separates transparent knowledge that can be shared publicly from protected development requiring privacy, while maintaining natural connections between all areas of exploration.

To-Do List

Levels of Organisation Remember to draw back on literature more when writing within academia! - practice this?

• Continuously work on yatagarasu work:
  • Create some visual media to summarise the work order logic (after first checking it over and finalising it, including any associated modals etc.).
  • Complete and test the enquiry form, including building in required company logic - saving to Google Form Spreadsheet dupe, autogenerating PDFs of the answers, and maybe pushing to MCI, too.
  • Record the help videos, comprehensively testing and completing the platform as I go.
• Complete omoikane work:
  • ==Complete mth3003 weekly problems 1.==
  • ==Complete mth3007b Weekly Problems 1, using VS Code (and the mth3007 repo), too.==
  • ==Complete pre-lecture notes for mth3008 lecture 3 and mth3008 lecture 4.==
  • ==Complete pre-lecture notes for mth3003 lecture 3 and mth3003 lecture 4.==
  • Complete mth3008 weekly problems 2.
  • Complete mth3003 weekly problems 2.
  • Complete mth3011 Lean proof and plan other project work.
  • Rewrite all omoikane notes and finish the below incomplete references.
• Finish analysing my Brother’s Headunit Voltage Level Data.
• Rewrite my Rituals with the Levels of Organisation in mind.